The Sidewalks Of New York

[New York, January 27. Image via x17.]

Sex And The City 2 Trailer: Dudes and Dunes

Unsurprisingly, the just-released trailed for Sex And The City 2 doesn't give up much in the way of plot points. But it seems clear the movie offers both the familiar indulgences and a few attempts at mixing it up. More »

Cynthia Nixon: Insurance Coverage For Abortion Is "A Very Basic Female Right"

"My mother had an illegal abortion pre-1973, and it's something that I would never want to face or want my daughter to be facing or any of her friends."-Cynthia Nixon, on why she's been pro-choice for 30 years. [CNN]

Marilyn And Evan's Troubling Reunion; Did Tiger Pay His Mistress To Keep Quiet?

• Marilyn Manson revealed in an interview that he and Evan Rachel Wood are back together. Evan — When a guy violently beats and murders your look-alike in a music video, that's a deal breaker.

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The Miranda Brights

[New York, September 9. Image via WENN]

"Can You Believe What They're Saying About Our Outfits!? What's A Bish Plz, Anyway?"

[New York, September 4. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]

Yo La Mango

[New York, September 2. Image via INF]

A-Rod & Kate Hudson Swap Spit; Gwyneth & ScarJo "Catfight"

• Damn Yankee Alex Rodriguez — previously linked to Madonna — was seen MAKING OUT with Kate Hudson in Miami. Isn't she into hairy hippies? [Page Six]

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Cynthia Nixon: These New York Women Are Total Drama Queens

[New York, May 15. Image via WENN]

Newsweek's Women Leaders Are Diverse And Sometimes Dumb

Newsweek has several essays worth of advice in its current Women & Leadership issue. The issue boasts a varied and impressive group of women including master of the universe Tyra Banks, designer Anna Sui, director Kimberly Peirce, Duke medical school dean Nancy Andrews, and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. These women are supposedly telling America "what matters most" but they offer mostly useless platitudes about having strong mothers and working really hard. Not everyone was completely fluffy — Cynthia Nixon and a few others were substantive and intriguing — but the majority of it was not riveting stuff. My favorite was when Olympian Dara Torres explained her swimming dominance by saying "I'm probably genetically gifted." Since most of these essays are filler anyway, I've read each one and taken out the most pertinent sentence or two for your comprehensive ease. More »

Sex And The City, The Movie: The Insanity Begins In Earnest

In the weeks (and months) leading up to today — the theatrical release of the Sex and the City movie — everyone has been weighing in on what the show's real significance is, whether these wealthy, sexed-up characters are even feminists, and whether Carrie Bradshaw was even a friggin' sex writer. (In my opinion, she wasn't. She was more invested in dating dicks, not sucking them.) But finally, all the talk and the analyzing and searching for deeper meaning in this shallow show can stop for about 2.5 hours today, because I'm liveblogging the movie. I'm going to a regular old movie theater in Manhattan (the city is the 5th character, didn't ya know?). I'm dying to see who exactly is going to be there at 10:15 AM…and what kind of shoes they'll be wearing. Don't worry. I'll be taking pictures. More »